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AnOeher Lake Steamer WRECKED
I'm cRgw TAKE 10 TEE LIFE DoAD Bur NARROWLY
ESCAPE DROWNING

CouxusawooD, OFT, October SA-1he steamer
CusnnonyS line, was wrecked half mile east Of
Ciariperton Island lighthouse during heavy gale
MONDAY morning. The crew ieft the steamer IN
ina hoSf1 and had q nArrow escape from being
0roWne0 The steamer Campana arrived here thiS
morning having on board all the crew Of the
Vrecled steamer. The CITY a Owen sound was
oWnod b. smith Keighlry, of Toronto, and was
vnlnod e $4,000. she waS clas1od - A1k.
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Much Valuable Lumber Ruruea.

ST. LOUIS, october 25-The saw-mill, shingle.
mill, and planning mill OF Mr. c. C. Loomis situated
about miles north OF Little Rock, Ark, on the
Iron Mountain Railroad, at Loomis station, was
consumed by 1re last night The cause was fire
In the woods, and so nerce were the flames and so
rapid their advance that Mr.. Loomis and his men
were compelled to seek safety in flight SO
parched and dry were the woods around the mill
that the flames ran through the tops OF the trees,
devourtng everything In their way. About $3.50.
600 worth OF fine lumber was destroyed, with all
the buildings about them.
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The Indiana Miners Strike.
THE COMPANY STILL REFUSES TO YIELD TO THE yus

DEMANDS OF THE MEN,
CHICAGO, October 25.-A vincennes, Ind. special
says; The situation In the miners strike at Wash.
lngton, Davies County, grows more serious each
day. Full half OF the GOO or 500 miners have fed
the place and have not returned, while the re-
mainder cannot be expected TO return TO work un-
I'll the companies meet the demand that is made
upon them. II Is generally recognized that the
demand OF the miners In Washington is simply
justice, as they only ask two weeks pay and
about the same rate paid by other mines In this
section. The Miners Federation stands f1rm ana
announces that proposes to Tight IL out IL IL takes
all winter. Work was resumed, however, at the
Rogers mines, In Pike County, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

The reported ngnt between vigilantes and OUT
laws In Indian TERRITORY proves TO be absolutely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25
Failure of Raltimor. C,essIeru.

BALTINoRk, october 25.-Burgunder Green.
bs um, wholesale clOLhiers, have made Q deed oe
trust for the benent OF creditors 20 Martin Len.
mayer. The liabilities are estimated at $4,000.
and their assets at 81 500
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HARTlNGTON's PERvERSuON.
Btteerer than Eve Against Gladstone
0ue san DesPOnaeRt Of the UniOnis
CRm00.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING srAp
LONDON, october 2S-Lord Hartingtons speech
takes very strong line against Gladstone, and de-
clares the English people Will Yield nothing TO
force or lawlessness II Is much more disrespect-
ful and hostile TO Gladstone than any othcr OF
Hartingtons speeches Harrington shows his
growing conservatism In his angry reputation OF
Welsh disestablishment Indeed since he left GLAD.
stone, Harrington has fallen back on his FAMILY
traditions and has lost all touch with Democratic
methods He Is for absolute non possurnus In
lnsn anairs ueing In that respect entirely In the
hands OF the landlords and their agents who keen
him constantly supplied with Information from
their point Of view. However, he is personally as
Respondent as most OF the other unionists con-
cerning the ultimate prospects OF his cause He
admitted as much some time ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

NIeHf-rHB RAIN Has MODIFIED TIE COLD wAvR.
The signal service gives encouraging predictions
for the raceA Lieutenant Dunwoody said TO 0
srAR reporter to-day that this rain would probably
clear away TONIGHT and there would follow sev-
eral days OF clear weather. The cold wave discov-
cred on It's way - washington at noon yesterday
which delayed &c In It's pfU8reSS and n00lne0 lt6
Intensity. IL wiz not get cold enough 70 freeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

INDICTED poR NuRDsR.--To-day the grand Jury
kported true bili OF indictment charging Aib~rt
Finney webb with the murder OF JaA Lucas, On
september l2 last
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to-day of tko klIl1nG sunday of negro named Col
ner by Deputy Co6stAble Jackyon at Galloway,
AZ Oooier Eas uIeer assss ce.lgsd with 8:
asgemnted to make his secapa He waS shoe
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Bank Burglar. Disturbed.

81. Louis, october 25.-An attempt was mado
Saturday night TO rob the First National Bank ae
Abingdon, III. The thieves had blown open the
doors OF the vault and OF the safe but were fright
ened away while at work on the money box.
They closed the premises and vault doors care
fully and the attempt was not discovered untu
SUNDAY afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

Il 11a united labor parry has Srwarded petftaon
g oov: 0giss6y prayng for ciemsncy for fhe coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

Tn1AsupY NoEEA-Chief Clesk Youmans. of The
Treasury Department 10 coanned at his rsa1dence
~ = slight iilneA-NR. Dashain, chief q the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

LONDON, October 2a-The race for the Cam
brtd0eshire stakes was run at the Newmarket
Houghton meeting to-day. Twenty-one horses
starred. Nr. r vyners three -year-old brown colt
Gloriatton was the winner, with Nj. H. T. Bar
A. b Carrs three-year-old bay colt Quicksand
third
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A Quakeress' Suit Against . RailreaA
NEW YORK, october 25.-The trial OF the suit q
Mrs. Cora j. Root the daughter OF a prominent
day. Mrs Root was Injured In q railway collsioa
last year. She has never fully recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

LONDON, october 25.-The French steamer Him.
doustan, Captain Let which arrived at MarseIlles
yesterday from New York, took rire last night and
was entirely burned. She had 1000 tons OF mer-
chandise aboard, all OF which was destroyed.
NEW YORK, October 26-The steamer Hindou-
stan reported burned at Marsein s. left New York
October for that place. She was screw iron
steamer OF ], ,oO6 tons net and 2, 39o gross She
was $40 feet long, 20 broad, and "a deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

CulcAco. October 26.-R. c. Allen Co, dealers
I'm crOckery made O voluntary assignment this
morning. Liabilities 10000; assetS $4,000.
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Mr. WALSH SENT 10 PRISON FoR TIE

DUBLIN, october 2a-Mr. Walsh the editor OF tho
Wexford People, who was sentenced yesterday -
q months Imprisonment for publishing reports oe
meetings OF suppressed branches OF the national
league, was c0ndemneo to-day % two 0o0thg I'm.
prisonment at hard labor on another charge.
-Four OF the summonses against him were dio.
missed.
Mr. Dillon is expected to arrive at Cork to-dsy.
Trouble Is feared
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kilograms to The Star.
RUMORED ANTI-GERMAN ALLIANCE.
Harrington Bitter But DespOndent.
wHATTHEKNIeHTs ACCOMPLISHED
JOHN sWlNToN ON THE CONVENTION
Three Negroes Wantonly Shot Down.

TIRE FUTURE OF TaE KNIGHTS.
John Swinton Amalyzes the Results Of
the Minneapolis Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

The FLAGSHIP RICHMOND drtfted during the
heavy gale at Newport R. L, yesterday over
toward Fort Greene, when the vessel was COM
PEELED to fes 20 smother anchos, but, some OF the
compressor gear breaking away. allowed the chain
10 run out. The Richmond driTred down upon the
delphia In ballast, and In coliding d.lmased some
OF her boats and dav1ts while the schooner got on
luckily with few broken guys party OF sailors
soon repaired the damage On board the schooner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

THE THRRArHNRD SPLIT
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING srAn.
NEW YORK, october 25.-The delegates OF the
various district assemblies hereabout who have
returned from the national convention OF the
knights OF Labor at Minneapolis are making re-
ports somewhat unlike those previously circu-
lated. In the order at large there Is q sense OF
relief In the fact that sundry dangers which had
been apprehended were averted, but In at least
two OF the districts OF this city there is dssatis-
faction over the outcome of the convention. It
had been feared by some members that the threats
of bolt or split which had been heard In GER
tain quarters might be carried too far for the
maintenance OF unity. It had been feared that
distSrbance siwavs neriions. tbst new Schemes U
for the farther Capitalization OF authority would
be pushed at all hazards and that the wrangling
or rival leaders would bring about implacabe
hostility. The danger signals were seen futtering
over such questions before the convention met;
out, as often happens In like cases, the warning
thus given acted as check that was In itself q
guarantee OF safety.
THE DIsAPPEARANcE OF THE HOME CLUB.
The disappearance from the convention Of the
secret body OF irreconciiables known as the Home
Club was the cause OF special congratulation
among the delegates from this city. AT last years
session the power OF this club was predominant
from first TO last, and by the discipline and craft
OF its members, several measures obnoxious to the
order at large were forced through. According to
Minneapolis 1t was owing to the fact that District
NO. 40 had broken the clubs grip upon the conven-
ton that the per1S which have latterly environed
the order and alarmed many OF the faithful were
successfully SurnOunted.
The long-standing dispute over the troublesome
and aggravating question OF trades districts was
settled almost without debate by master stroke
that proved satisfactory TO all sides. Not long
ago Mr.. Powderly published the outlines OF a new
policy on the subject, by which every trade was
authorized 10 form district OF its own In accord
ance with certain simple rules, upon the adoption
or which the executive board was compelled 70 is.
s.e the desired charter The prompt acceptance
OF his plan or pacincation by the convention and
the unexpected change OF attitude Oh the part of
those who had previously stood In antagonism to
It, put an end to quarrel which had for years
threatened disruption to the Knights OF Labor
and which, especially during the past year, has
been injurious to the welfare or the order. In
preparing for this step, Mr.. Powderly brought his
1n1uencr' e. bear upon those members OF he execu-
tive boar wao have always OPP sed the ascendancy
OF nytning Ike trade uaionism In the order and
mad even secured their cooperation In bringing
about the necessary change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

PRIVATE COLEMAN, OF the Marine Corps has been
sentenced by the court-martial at Annapolis to
ten days solitary confinement for "disrespectful
Language" In declining to take pills prescribed by
the Navy physician.
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In FAVOR OF THREE STATEs.-In the United States
Supreme Court yesterday the decision OF the Court
Of Claims in favor or the States Of Louisiana, Ala
bama and Mississippi against the United States to
recover per cent OF the net ceedS Of the sales
OF pubic lands within the limits Of these states,
respectively was affirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

CANADIAN CouNsEI--Mr. Wallace Graham, @. c.,
OF Halifax. who was the Dominion counsel In the
fishery case, which came up In the maritime prov
tnce last year, WILL 1t is understood, be attached
TO the Canadian stan OF counsel at the meeting Of
tue FISHERIES Commission In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

ENSIGN GEORGE W. FoULK has been ordered to
examination for promotion.
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Y - NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING lOO3Ft
AssETS-s79O,55s.6l.

EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 Est
AssETs-s79O.55s.6L
Subscription books are open for new issue of stock
es dar s a G and the s.s
month.
fa,nphe,s explaining the object and advantages Of
TIE Association are furnished upon application.
Once hours from n m- TO 30 D. m On the first
G.dsesdss IN each month the Ofce viii be open from
THOMAS soMERvnLE. Prsst
JNo. JOY EDISON. Sec'y o3-1m
R. H. GOLDsBoRoUGH CO.,
Real Estate bought and sold. Loans eSecsed In.
s p, & piseea Investments made Special stten;
ft%Hsfsss 4 SoI6sB6soSSa sf Gs6tssHss' CO.. q s'
FOR sALE s}kIRs Ok PSkeaassp s9Nss On AZ bssr
ALL REGULAR NV fNyIsTMESsT FAIss SECURITIES
rShEGs AND LssIs 5dSisSs sa Bankers.
DIR JAMES RADcLIFFE- ANNOUNCES
the removal Of his medical Office and oxygen
49, FIRE INSURANCE
Soniinsnial "a Fire 1ps Co. y z. Capital 900 900
Omen, ire Ina Co. Hartford, II 100000
b, known institution, and large owner Of resl
pss,,,e, psssr,s an m I'M aasnaS1 ety. p....,
W cLAkENcE puvALL
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Hcu, Stocks. Household Furniture. S Family Wear
Ing APglre Libraries &C. insured ., the lowest rstsa
6~ 'So. w. cossox. ,!xo ". M4cA.1ss!,
coRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST. NV.
4anksrs and Dealers In Government Boads
Derosits Exchange. Loans Collections
Rairyad stocks and bonds aud all securities listed
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Collier of this CITY, formerly chief chemist Depart
ment OF Agriculture, has been appointed director
Of the New York Agricultural Experiment station
at Geneva, N. Y, and Will take charge on Decem-
Oer I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

THE ENDANGERED SHIP mentioned In dispatches
to yesterdays STAR was not the Portsmouth, but
the Saratoga. The wind changing to northwest,
the vessel was got on without damage and pro-
ceeded on her VOYAGE to New YORK.
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49, WASHINGTON. October 90, 1887.
have to-day associated withUne Mr.W b. T. Davis
one of Washington's best known phsrmacists having
successfully conducted the "Kolbr Pharmacy. corner
7th nd streets, for years
Mr Davis Will assume exclusive control of the pre-
scription department and laboratory
Ply sicIans prescriptions anil family recipes will
have careful and prompt sttsnton at bis hards Re-
spectfully, EDWARD MEkTZ
o24-3t 1O11 y sd n NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

CABINET MEETING was held to-day. All the
members were present except Secretary Whitney,
who has not yet retu ned from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25
The Case Against Editor Os0rte0.
THE GOVERNMENT TRYING TO PREVENT PuBIIc II.
PRRasloNs OF sYhPATHY.

PREssloNs OF sYhPATHY.
QUEENSTOWN, Oclooer 2S.-The magistrate has
forpldden any meeting at Middleton during tbs
time the recorder hears Mr. 0'Briens appeal from
the verdict rendered against hlm Al AiLchelytoWn n
Tor using seditlous language.
CoKK, OCTOBER 25-Ine police have occupied tho
courthouse 10 prevent the meeting OF citizens
called by the mayor TO protest against the ~
corder hearing the case OF Mr.. OBr1en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25

N~REv. A. ZIMMERMAN WILL CONDUCT
~ a revival service at Wesley CHAPEL, cor 5tI
and SITS. w., this (Tuesday) evening at 80 Work
er's meeting at $50. This Is Bro. Zmmerman's only
week in tine city. Come. IT.
ATTENTION, BAKERS! SPECIAL MEET
~ ing Of BAKERS ASSEMBLY, X. OF l., at
tneir usual hail. ~ St and Pa. 10 q m, SUN
DAY mORNIN0. > q
o24-4t. Byorder OF Executive Board.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19
CunIs,,f,,s oIr,.


They amt no use denyin that wen Chris
A Teller feels d soricr kind ter ev'ry one thet's
by:
lie minis the monkey.shinin's,
The Christmas " 5 an dinin's,
Thet use ter be wen he's boy er right
smart spell nBo,
Aforc his jints guy warnin' wen 'twar goin'
ter rain er snow.
"Twar ON Chris mus evenin that Ann an
me war fined;
It's fo'ty year q back but still Z PASSIONS
words mind
'Twar all etbout obeyin,
An you kin hyear me sayin,
Ann TUX them lines ter heart, an she has
been 'bejent wife,
An paid her clo'e an kccpin' with er right
don't hey fances often, but I'd rally like
ternght
Ter buy a Christmas gif' fer Ann the,
wouldn't cost or sight; Z
Id rally like ter do II,
An won't lose notllin' th'oo II
Fer she'll feel ez Of she oughter pay me back
In savins ways,
An sen pore eggs an butter too, to town
T. on market days 81. -sA
take four yard o dark blue jeails, erthongh
till spring Is hyar ..tus
won't be pecdinf trouse' s--thesc hcv or
putty fi'r;
An bout ten yard o shirtin'
Stuff. reckon won't be hurin'
Even ef it lays er spell tell Ann kin see her
way
Ter make it up in shirts fer me ter wear on
mcctin' day.
Oh, Ann II be crmighty proud ter know I've
thunk on herl
1ony wisht I'd tried mysefto please her
oitener.
Law, wen she spots that muslin
An jeans, she II come husl'n
Up an say, "Oh, 'Liphalet, ye er the kindes'
Any woman he'd fer husban' since this
ycarth o. ourn beganl'
-TEva Wilder McGlasson in Judge.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-19
DRUNKENNESS
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT CAN BE CURED
BY ADMINISTERING DIR. HAINES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

Can te given in a cup of coffee or tea without
the knowledge Of tho person taking IL, It Is alb
solp.ely harmless, and will effect n permanent
ana speedy cure, whether the patient is mode.
.:,,Q drinker or an alcoholic wreck II las been
given In thousands of eases, and in every instance
a perfect cure has followed. 1T NEVER FAILS.
The system once imprcgnated with the Specific,
it becomes an utter iinpossibility for the liquor
appetite 10 exist. For sale by 5, I. WARE,
ington.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Nov. z, p. m.--Consols, 103 1-16 for
money; 1884 for account.
New York, Nov. Z, noon.--Stocks dull but
steady Money easy at 3031e per cent. Ex-
change-ong, 81 S134GD4 81; short, 81 S5A@
4 $50 State bonds neglected Government
bonds dull but steady.
500 d. m.-EXchange quiet but steady at
81 S2156l4 S61%. Money easy at 31@d415 per
cent closing offered at ~. Sub-Treasury bal
apces-Gold, Sl32014,000; currency 81 ,S4i 600
Government bonds dull but steady; four per
.cents 12656; four and a half per cents 10SH.
/ State bonds neglected.
The fact that to morrow is holiday induced
a number of brokers to leave the city until
Wednesday and the volume of business to day
was smaller than usual of late. Fluctuations
were as a general thing OF some significance and
little feature of interest was developed. The
depression of Saturday still had some effect on
early trading, but the demand for stocks fully
edualed the supply, and an Improvement which
was somewhat of a surprise to bears took place.
Speculation was confined to few stocks Van
derbilts early became the special feature by rea-
son of their unusual strength. There was a
demonstration in Reading in the afternoon,
based on the satisfactory condition of the coal
trade but the movement was not Of special i'm
portance Free realizatiOns in the last hour
wiped out most of the gains and the days trans
actions were of little significance except in one
group of stocks mentioned. The market closed
dull and fairly steady at quotations. Closing
prices show irregular changes as compared with
Saturday and are about equally divided between
small gains and losses. Sales aggre rated 1885,
600 shares. The following were the closing quo
fat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-08

CINCINNATI, Nov. Flour weaker; family
No. red 75ls6D,6c. Corn barely steady; No.
mixed 4614 a 461Sc. Oats easier; No. mixed
2SI4 0a 2Slbc Provisions-Pork dull al Sl2 62l&
Lard steady; prime steam So AS Bulk meats
short ribs So .5. Bacon dull; short clear &C.
Whisky steady at 81 05. Hogs closed heavy;
common and light So 5000 20, packing and
ST. LOUIS Nov Flour very dull and I'm
changed. Wheat scarcely changed; No. red,
cash 111Sc, November delivery 7ll9c ID May
S0@S0I4c Corn barely steady cash 3Sl4 GI3S1sc,
November delivery 3sI4 0D3S&sc. May 4l4c Oats
dull but steady cash 2l34@25c, November de-
livery 24I6c, May 2Sllc Whisky steady. Pro
yisons-Pork. sunni er cured VIZ 80 Lard 80 %
@6 30. Dry salt meats-boxed shoulders 81 Ssl@
as 90, long clear 81 3. 1a06 42l@. clear ribs
Sc 75 short clear So s7I8ab7 90 Bacon-boxed
shoulders S. S711, long clear 81 6OQ7 615S, clear
ribs 81 IS short clear s. S11aGDs %. Hams steady
at Sll 00@l1 25.
mand, but holders are flrm Rio cargoes, com
mon to prime l7340201Sc. Cotton seed oil,
prime crude 29@30c, summer yellow 36@35c.
Sugar closed irregular; Louisiana centriiugas,
plantation graduated 61sc, choice white 536f1
&C. choice yellow clarified 5 5-l665Ssc, prime
yellow clarified 5 3-l6@514c. Molasses dull;
Louisiana open kettle, strictly prime 40@4lc,
prime 34935c.
NAVAL srosvs.
NEW York, Nov. =, noon-Spirits turpentine
steady at SIC. Rosin steady at 81 l5t@l %.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady at 81 l5QDl 70, Turpen'
tine quiet at SIC.
CHARLEsToN, Nov 7.-Spirits turpentne firm
at 1sc. Rosin firm; good strained SIC
WILMINGTON. Nov. Spirits turpentine firm
at 3i14c. Rosin firm strained soc, good strained
SIC. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude turpentine firm;
hard 81 05; yellow dip 81 90; virgin 81 90
RICE.
New YoRK. Nov 7.-Rice firm.
New ORLEANS. Nov. Rice unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-08
MEMORANDA.

New York, Nov 4-Cleared, steam schr Louis
| Bucki Mount, Jacksonville; schr Rdgewood,
Weaver do.
Farlee (Br) Thomas, Brunswick for Rotter-
dam.
Montevideo, Oct ARRIVED, schr Iolanthe
81 5tb. sailed, bark Eliezer CNor), Abrahamsen,
Pensacola.
Foscoia (Br), LIE Ternpier froD Savannah),
Riga; BaySwater (Brl, Taylor iron MontreaD,
savannah, land 10th passed Low Point same
lay.
Thacher, Savannah.
Heather, Lacy. Fernandina; Maggie Gray.
'edrck, Brunswick.
Cleared. schrs G W Lewis, Fehring, Port
Royal; Frank Howes. Rich, jackson lille.
Beaufort, S G. Nov ARRIVED, schr Agnes
Grace, Seavey, Boston.
Balm, Mcdonald, P )rt Royal G.
Coosaw, S c, Nov Cleared stmrs Joshua
Nicholson (Br), Regnart, and Belllngham (Br).
YIcGregor, for United Kingdom.
Cape Henry Nov 3-Passed in, schr Henry
Washington, New York for savannah.
Georgetown S c, Nov 2-Saied, schr Eleanor
Mott New York.
Pensacola. Nov ARRIVED up, bark Rosaie
(Sw) andersen, Buenos Ayres.
Port Royal, S C, Nov arrived, bark Mary
Hasbrouck, Ludwig, Boston.
New York, Nov 5-Cleared, schrs Annie +
Kicker on, Foss, Jacksonville; ID Il Baker, Hall,
Port Royal, S c.
Sailed, bark Levanter, Darien; schr l Haz-
lard, Georgetown, G.
Amsterdam, Nov ARRIVED, bark Annie Tor
rey (Nor). Fogh, Pensacola.
Dor ieauX, nov ARRIVED, Dark IL COG (tr),
Chat, l..rd, Pensacola.
Low Point, b, Nov 2-Passed, steamship
Fern Home (Br). Richie. Sydney for Norfolk
(Savannah).
Apalachicola, Nov 5-Arrived, bark Anna
Wilde Cousins, Trinidad placed in quarantine
Baltimore, Nov 5-Sailed, schr w Lewis,
Port Royal, S c..
Belfast Me- Nov ARRIVED, Schr st johns.
Warren, Boston, to load for Jacksonville.
Coosaw, Nov 5-Sailed, steamers Joshau Mich
olson (Brl and Bellingham Orb for United
Kingdom; schrs Fannie Y Wolston, Mari, and
ii e J Blendermap, Cavalier New York.
Norfolk, Nov 5-Saied, schr Francis Var
nall. Savannah.
Pensacola, Nov 4-Cleared. steamer Indian
Prince (Brl, Newton, New Orleans.
9Th, arrived, banks Avvenire G (ItaD. Montevi-
deo Gettysburg (Nor) Stewart. Rio Janeiro.
Cleared, schr Lizzie Heyer, Harrington, Bos-
ton.
Philadelphia, Nov 5-Cleared, schrs Elwood
Burton, Warrington, Savannah: Lucie Wheat
ley. Mumford, Palatka.
Bull River, G. Nov f. Arr ved. brig Hattie NJ
Baiu, Mcdonald Port Royal Wood Hole
ternandina Nov Arrived, bark 4 ma tNor),
Puelsen, Barbados; ser anna Trainer, Der
rickson, Philadelphia brig g JtferIy COMA
line, New York: bark FIR eda Wiley Halja-
mon New York; sQhrs + c Pc deton Fletcher,
Clara A Bergen. Burroughs, New York.
New York, Nov Arrived, steamship Etru-
ria, Liverpool.
Arrived out, steamships Elbe, City of Ches-
ira, Holland.